Tunney Buys Time With Wine Amendment on Daylight Bill
Senator Tunney offered an amendment linking daylight savings repeal to tax equality for out of state wines. The move sparked debate and stalled the daylight savings bill as Congress returns to the issues next week. House leaders had passed both bills separately. The wine measure aims to let California wines move across state lines without extra taxation, while the daylight bill would end daylight saving time from November through February.
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Cranston outlines inflation cure: energy cuts and housing rise
Senator Alan Cranston proposes to curb inflation by cutting energy use and boosting housing spending while trimming military and foreign aid. He urges a 49 percent cut in U S fuel consumption growth and favors energy, housing, and transit programs funded by shifting spending and tax changes for differing income groups.
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Nixon clot talk hints at hidden cancer risks and drugs
Immunology expert DeCarvalho notes cancers like kidney and lung can affect distant vessels. Doctors should pursue a systemic cancer search. Pathologist Steiner explains anticoagulants don't dissolve clots. drugs like urokinase and streptokinase can aid clot breakdown, though some reports call into question their use.
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Police foil liquor store holdup on East Anaheim Street
Patrols halted a late night liquor store heist at Rio Liquor Store as three suspects fled. Five individuals including two 19-year-olds and three juveniles were booked for armed robbery after a bolt action rifle was used and $455 plus whiskey and cigarettes were taken. One shot was fired at the fleeing vehicle, which was blocked near Atlantic Avenue.
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Nixon Pension and Transition Funds Trimmed by Senate Subcommittee
A Senate subcommittee approved 55 000 for 11 months of Nixon's pension and 200 000 for transition expenses including moving. It cut 110 000 for a vault and guards for Watergate materials, reduced travel and communications budgets, and slashed the miscellaneous contingency fund.
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South Gate suspends six officers in sex case
Six South Gate police officers were suspended after allegations of sexual relations with a female prisoner. Police Chief Bob Taylor confirmed the action as an internal matter under investigation. officials wouldn’t name the officers, though sources said some had resigned. The jailed woman reportedly initiated the relations.
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Probe hearing on sheriff department wasteful practices continues
Supervisor Baxter Ward releases Jetters and summons multiple sheriff personnel to testify at the Monday hearing. Ward cites a sworn affidavit from a former employee alleging wasteful and inefficient practices and mentions possible involvement by sheriff staff in improper activities. The probe seeks executive session statements on questionable personnel policies and expenditures.
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Kissinger Rebukes Chile Envoy Over Rights Aid Talk
Washington Secretary of State Kissinger rebuked United States ambassador to Chile David H. Popper after Popper discussed torture and human rights during a meeting on military aid with Chilean officials. The rebuke sparked dispute within the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, with views split on pressuring the junta.
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Chavez Predicts Farm Contracts Within Two Years
Cesar Chavez, head of the United Farm Workers, predicted in Rome that California grape and lettuce growers will be required to sign contracts within two years. He spoke to 150 Roman Catholic clergy and religious leaders about the movement’s momentum.
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Rockefeller nomination sparks cross spectrum attack
Washington reports clashes over Governor Rockefeller as critics from Left and right challenge his peace aims and antiabortion stance. Senators weigh wealth dynastic concerns and a potential delay due to tax investigations, amid partisan debate before recess.
Ford Plans Talk At Summit Amid Inflation Debate
President Ford plans to attend most summit sessions and speak at opening and closing ceremonies. Greenspan and Seidman report the pre-summit talks eased fears of a 1982-like depression. Greenspan warns no quick inflation fix, Ford opposes wage price controls, and Nessen notes no decision on wage price guidelines. a tax break for the poor is among ideas under study.
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Investigating Ford Nominees Probes Rockefeller Picks
The Watergate special prosecutor Leong Jaworski is examining many of President Ford’s appointees for high office to ensure no Watergate taint. Nelson Rockefeller, Ford’s VP designate, is among those checked, with staff reportedly finding no taint to report.
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